Reform or Revolution & The Mass Strike

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Rosa Luxemburg, a Polish-born activist and member of the German Democratic Socialist Party, opposed World War I, leading to her imprisonment from 1914 until the war's end in 1918. Her murder in January 1919 by German troops marked a tragic end to her influential life. In "Reform or Revolution," she ignited critical discussions within European socialism, while "The Mass Strike" analyzes the pivotal role of mass strikes, particularly during the 1905 Russian Revolution, establishing her as a significant figure in revolutionary thought.